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Brian Chin's Weblog surveys the Web to spot what people are talking about ...
December 06, 2004For friendlier flyingScott McCartney, who writes the Wall Street Journal's "Middle Seat" column, has compiled a handy list of tips and strategies for making air travel much less painful: This guide -- based on nearly three years of writing The Wall Street Journal's Middle Seat column, a decade of industry reporting, and countless hours wedged between armrests -- offers some strategies. Among them: How to skip those maddening check-in lines using only your index finger, which device pro travelers use to keep from spilling their loose change at security (hint: you've probably got a pair of these), and which is the best plane to fly if you're really tall, or need to lose a few pounds of baggage around your waistline.Category: When you have a minute Posted by Brian Chin at December 6, 2004 12:51 AM Comments
Skipping the check-in lines using only my index finger would be NICE. Really nice. Posted by: lohan at December 6, 2004 12:41 PMPost a comment
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